ldub23

I agree but i think some of us want to see the snow and cold progressing along as well. Hopefully it will

Nice to see that -20 in North Dakota

Not all that impressive though i actually my first snowflakes in 2 years late last night

At least its showing cold and storms unlike last year

GFS has a couple chances of snow

Im looking for any sign the cold is coming and im hoping the new year starts out cold,

New years looks like it might be cold

Im still looking for the cold air

Better than last winters wall to wall heat. Even when the 3 day cold came there was no chance of snow.

Euro very close to the ICON

Icon says let it snow and snow and snow

Another lt snow event possible?

No cold anywhere

Cat2 hurricane strength

Late Dec and this model is showing rain in North Dakota to the cold NW side of a low. 1/3rd of winter is gone at this point.

Not a flake here but glad yall got some

JB says it will be warm and stormy now but it can still snow Pattern change still coming

JB cant be wrong again.

Imstill hoping the punt gets blocked and another hot winter is defeated but im getting a bad vibe when once again its Dec and instead of talking about the latest snowstorm threat, like last winter we are talking about severe weather.

Santa wants to know when the pattern is changing

Hopefully this is the pattern change

Hopefully RIC gets accumulating snow

I post plenty of maps that show snow and cold as well and when fairbanks starts a sustained warm up i will be the first to post it.

Twas the night before Christmas and all thru the house, no arctic air was stirring, not even a wisp. (best i could do) Im still looking at when fairbanks warms up. Hopefully it wont be in march. And yes, when Fairbanks starts talking about well above normal temps then the cold will be coming Extended Forecast Days 4-7... The extended is looking interesting. Starting with the general pattern, troughing over the state will leave an arctic front draped over the Interior, the exact placement is still being determined but this will play an important role. The storm track will be from the Pacific, south of the Aleutians to near Prince William sound. This will allow for several snow chances in the Interior. The placement of the arctic front will be determined by a couple of factors, a low over the Arctic providing northerly flow and the remnant low over the YK Delta providing persistent lows into the Northern Gulf of Alaska. Also, with these storms coming up, they will run into a high sitting over Eastern Russia, resulting in a tightening gradient and prolonging the northerly winds in the Bering Strait and St. Lawrence Island next week with heavy snow still remaining possible. Winds may pick up significantly over the Bering Sea with this set up and we are monitoring closely for the potential for impactful weather. Coastal Hazard Potential Days 3 and 4...None.